Modifiche a "#3 Workers’ livelihoods come before company profits"

A just fashion system enriches the lives of workers, their families and their local communities. Industry wealth is distributed fairly, prioritising the needs of people and the environment over executive and shareholder profits. Universal living wages enable us all to afford life's necessities and build savings. Companies and their owners pay a fair share of taxes along the supply chain, enabling social protections for everyone and adaptation to a changing climate. Public and private investment flows away from companies that profit from harm, and funds organisations embracing new models of care, equity and justice. Companies cost living wages, social protections and climate adaptation into their purchasing practices. The transition to a just fashion system is equitably financed. The companies and countries historically responsible for the climate crisis front the cost of adaptation and mitigation.

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